Religious Services and Schedules for Branford Area Churches
A calendar of church services across Branford and nearby towns lists offerings at Bartist Counce Rev., Congregational Church, Trinity Episcopal, St Marys RC, Frost Congregational, and Christ Church. Times vary with morning services at 10 45 am, afternoon sessions, and evening prayer meetings, plus Sunday schools at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartist Counce
C. C. Smith
Concrecational
C. W. Hill
Trinity
St. Mary's
Roman Catholic
Caurca
Father E Martin
Community Club and Fraternal Meetings Schedule
STRANGER'S GUIDE lists local groups with meeting times. Mary's T. A. Society meets the third Tuesday at 7 30 p.m at Town Hall with Thomas Regan secretary. Branford Temperance Corps meets at Town Hall every Wednesday evening led by W Dean. Widow's Son Lodge F and A M holds stated meetings first and third Wednesdays. Emerald Social Club meets first and third Friday at 7 20 p.m. James Reynolds secretary. Ancient Order of Nibernians meets third Thursday at 8 p.m. with James Holley in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's
Town Hall
Thomas Regan
Branford Temperance Corps
W. Dean
Lodge
A. M
J Nettieton
W. M
Emerald Social Club
James Reynolds
Ancient Order Nibernians
James Holley
Stony Creek
E. B. Quinn
Sadie Evarts
George A. Parkington
New Haven
Branford News Highlights Local Social and Deaths
The Branford community reports births and deaths, church notices, lectures, concerts, and charity events. Wallace Talmage plans to build on Money Island. Mr. Linsley and Mr. Latimer die, with tributes at Mill Plain and Branford Lock works. The Temperance Corps and Ladies Aid share activities, while the Branford Improvement Society thanks local lecturers and welcomes new officers. The East Haven guild visit and mutual hospitality mark a social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branford
Yellow fever survivor among New Haven friends in Dry Grove
William K. Douglass, formerly of New Haven, now in Dry Grove, Mississippi, writes that he is the town’s only white survivor of yellow fever. He attributes his recovery to having had the fever twenty years earlier. His three associates in business and other family members died, including his wife, and his eldest daughter, though she avoided illness despite exposure. Douglass has performed many public duties amid high fatalities, while new residents arrive and maintain a postmaster and magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latimer
Branford Lock Works
Dr. Olmsted
John Latimer, Jr
Linsley
Episcopal Society
William K. Douglass
New Haven
Dry Grove
Miss
Douglass
Republican Party
Charles A. Bray
Bray
Board of Selectmen
North Guilford Denounces Road Blockade by Giants of the Farm
Farmers warn streets must widen or stop blockades by enormous cattle. A pair of five year old steers belonging to Henry L. Chittenden weighed 4040 pounds at last Saturday’s event. Other notes praise A. for corn yield and hog weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Chittenden
J Howe
We & BB
Ladred’s Bowing Society Social at Congregational Church
The Ladred Bowing Society of the Congregational church met at Easton Stent’s residence. A sociable was held in Totoket Hall last Tuesday evening with a large attendance and much enjoyment. Nate Marke of Northford provided music and prompted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Gallaher
The
Congregational Church
Easton Stent
Totoket Hall
Nate Marke
Northford
GUILFORD News Briefs Include Shipments And Elections
Local items report G. A. Gauchett as Lyme Station Agent succeeding Charles Brooks who vanished recently. East River lumber sent to Fair Haven for a schooner at Chapel street. The New Haven Chemical Co pauses work awaiting creditor extension. Community notes cover the Ladies Parish Aid officers, a brisk button shop order outlook, and a large parish guild event with Rev. Mr. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gauchett
Leete’s Island
Lyme
Charles Brooks
Enos Leete
East River
Fair Haven
Henry Sutton
Chapel Street
Christchurch
George Hitchcock
St. James's Church
Hitchcock
Livermore
Yale Glee Club
Hendrick
F. W. Forbes
Ensat Haven
Golo
Verdi
Branani
C. ¥. G Club
M. Steinert
New Haven
Mason & Hamlin
Favorite Remedy Praised by Doctors and Druggists
Rivertown area letters congratulate a Connecticut medicine, Favorite Remedy, as a血all-purpose tonic for blood, liver and kidney complaints. Testimonial claims include rapid sales and female health benefits. sales spread from Rondout to Branford with local druggists promoting it at one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivertoy
Conn
D. Kennery
Rondout
N. Y
Ayers
M. A
L. C. Hart
J. Hutchinson & Co
Steamboat Line Schedules New York and New Haven Travel
The Elm City under Captain J. G Bowns departs New Haven at 11 30 p m with berth inclusive fare to New York. Continental Captain F J Peck leaves at 10 15 am from New Haven. Return boats depart Peck Slip at 3 pm and 11 pm Sundays. A Sunday night boat from New Haven under Captain A W Snow to New York departs at 11 pm. James H Ward, agent, sells staterooms at specified locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Elm City
J. G Bowns
Berkele & Curtis
Church Street
Euepet
Continental
F. J. Peck
Peck Slip
Stalin's New Haven Transportation Line
The JOHN H. STARIN steamer departs New York daily except Sunday with return from New Haven at midnight. The ERASTUS CORNING runs to New York daily except Saturday with morning return from New Haven. Fares include berth and excursion tickets. Pier details and boarding points listed. transport facilities offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Starin
C. E. McAlister
New York
New Haven
Erastus Corning
Spoor
Pier
North River
Cortland St
Derby R. B
Brewery Street
Aecomindee
Oour
Chapel Streets
Spalding’s
Church St
Na OF Tes Me
New
Det Ita
W. A
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East Haven
Stranger's Guide
Benjamin Tyler
Wallace Talmage
Meriden
Money Island
Emerson Barker
Frank Clark
Florida
Giles Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dennis Page
Pine Orchard
A. H. Ball
New Orleans
Alfred Hammer
Baptist Church
Mr. Folwell
Waterbury
H.O. Pentecost
Hartford
Isaac H. Brown
Dr. Wimsted
Bates Rae Ae Ie
Benjamio “Dinsley
Short Rocks
Temperance Corps
T. Fitzgerald
Vining
George H. Newell
Adrian G. Ely
Hattie A. Ely
the Improvement Society
Samuel O. Plant
L. Bagley
Mary Simpson
May Qoluisted
B. B. Bunnell
W. E. Hatch
Harvey Reach
L. A. Palmer
John Spencer
Hattie Bagley
Episcopal Guild of
East Slaven
Numering
Philo Hall
J. @. Tuttle
Eld Branford
Douglas
North Guilford
Guilford
State Street
Canning Company
William Bishop
Shore Line
Quilford
Samuel Griswold
Jersey
Ladies’ Parish Aid Society
K. Hunt
L. T. Bennett
Mary L. Hubbard
Cornelius Wildman
George C. Kimberly
Harvey E. Chidsey
E E. Thompson
Montreal
Tomlinson
New Haven Chemical Co
Congress
New Haven Harbor
Peat Co
Sheriff’s Sale
Washingford
Episcopal Guild
Trinity Church
Mr. Gray
Guild
EG Ro
Tor
LOEB
People of
A. J. Smith
Fredrick Jourdan
PINE
Spruce
Luoraabeef
EF Jourdan
Calkins
Lazarus & Morris
Branford Pharmacy
Main Street
Traveler's Guide
Steamboat Line
Stalin
New Haven Transportation Line
Gixawgr
Tiltinghast & Brown
Brantford
Pnrnars
Deug Department
Smith
Kennedy
Arnold’s
Seamon
Radway
Arnold
Corbin
Columbian Oil
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